Antonino Isordia

Works In addition to directing documentaries, Antonino Isordia (also credited as Antonio Isordia)

director Nominated for Ariel Award for Documentary Short in 2003 First Prize, IV International Film Schools Festivals, Buenos Aires (July 2000)

sound on documentary directed by Everardo González

director of this television documentary about Miguel Ramos Arizpe

producer, director, and writer Nominated for Ariel Award for Documentary Feature in 2006 Shown at the 3rd Festival International de Cine de Morelia (October 2005) Shown at the Palm Springs International Film Festival (January 2006) Shown at the Riverside International Film Festival (2006)

sound on documentary directed by Beto Gómez

sound engineer on documentary directed by Miguel Ángel García

producer, codirector, and cowriter of this two part television documentary

director and cinematographer of this documentary

director of this television program

sound engineer on this documentary directed by Daniel Goldberg Lerner

Later work and recent projects In 2016, Isordia participated as one of the directors of the collaborative environmental documentary Nahui Ollin, sol de movimiento, a film that brings together multiple perspectives on the effects of climate change in Mexico and was presented in international documentary film cycles.

In 2019, he wrote and directed At’Anii’ (Tu amante), his first narrative feature film, spoken primarily in the Téenek language. The film was developed as part of a filmmaking workshop with communities from the Huasteca Potosina region and premiered at the 34th Guadalajara International Film Festival, where it competed in the Mezcal Award for fiction. It was later screened at the Cineteca Alameda in San Luis Potosí.

His documentary 1973, developed over several decades, has continued to be screened at film festivals and cultural events, including its presentation at the 24th Macabro International Horror Film Festival in Mexico City in 2025, reflecting the continued relevance of his early work.